Orange County Community Development
- 18 Seward Ave 1st fl Middletown New York 10940 United States
- Profile
Orange County Community Development is a government office dedicated to improving the quality of life for residents of Orange County, New York, through a range of community-focused initiatives and programs. As a county government department, its mission centers on fostering economic development, enhancing affordable housing opportunities, and supporting the revitalization of neighborhoods. The department manages and allocates federal and state funds, including Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnership Program funds, to eligible municipalities and nonprofit organizations.
One of its key roles is to facilitate housing rehabilitation programs that assist low- and moderate-income households in maintaining safe and energy-efficient homes. It also supports infrastructure improvements and public facility projects that directly benefit local communities. Orange County Community Development plays an active role in fair housing education and enforcement by promoting equal access to housing through outreach and partnerships with local and regional organizations.
By emphasizing community enrichment and equitable development, the department contributes to the responsible growth and sustainability of Orange County municipalities.
Key Services:
– Administration of Community Development Block Grants (CDBG)
– Oversight of HOME Investment Partnership Programs
– Affordable housing initiatives and rehabilitation assistance
– Neighborhood revitalization and infrastructure projects
– Fair housing education and compliance efforts
– Financial support for nonprofits and eligible municipalities
– Community planning and project implementation support
– Public service and facility development for underserved populations
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Contact Info
- 18 Seward Ave 1st fl, Middletown, New York, 10940, United States
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Phone: (845) 615-3820
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